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More of a curse than a creature — a relentless monstrosity that comes back no matter how completely it’s destroyed. Amber Tepes has only heard stories of such a thing. She is the daughter of the world’s foremost pyromancer. He's a prolific monster hunter, creator of numerous magical artifacts, and the most accredited scholar among the secret world of mages. Amber is only beginning her true practice of magic, but is already struggling to keep up. At this rate, she may never live up to her father's legacy, even though she's being taught by him.

Still grieving the loss of her mother, seasoned occultist Anna Jacobs now hunts the dead alone. But when a message from beyond the grave whispers her name, she follows it to a remote abandoned village frozen in time and swallowed by the lingering traces of something unspeakable. There she discovers a family living in hiding—tormented, evasive, and guarding dark secrets of their own. Anna’s arrival stirs ancient forces better left buried, and she soon becomes entangled in a mystery far older and far more sinister than any she has faced before.

Kit’s sister Cassie met her end in Hunting Woods, along with several of her friends. Now, three years later, something in the woods is killing teens again—and stalking Kit. With no evidence and no leads, the nearby Carlton Heights police are baffled as to who or what is slaughtering the residents of the sleepy New England town. Determined to avenge Cassie’s death and get to the bottom of things, Kit dives into the disturbing history of Carlton Heights and Hunting Woods, bringing her closer and closer to the killer.

Summer nights in California. A mysterious blonde. Drinking to sleep. Memories we'd rather forget. Times we failed those most important. Swimming in the cold waters. Birds sheltering from the storm. Existential dreams. The view from a prison cell. The warmth of a cat. Waiting for your father's truck. Perennial smiles. Portraits of red, black, and green.

A revolution fueled by an eternal sacrifice. For centuries, our elven race of warriors dominated and enslaved humans, until the rebellion war changed everything. Now, the kingdom is divided, torn between those who strive for mankind’s return to servitude, and those who fight to protect their freedom.

Alec Reid’s ghosts of the 21st century seldom lurk in old houses or waft across chilly moors. His dark tales may breathe alongside the supernatural, but they take place in broad daylight, in our daily lives. Their themes include dead warriors resurrected via Bluetooth, Rumpelstiltskin in the suburbs, an algorithmic fear of ghosts, and the shattered dreams of immortality. The world they describe is the one you inhabit, but you would live in terror were you to recognize it for what it is.